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STRESSED OUT - Students taking challenging classes struggle, and being online only amplifies these struggles. Teachers are also trying to adapt and help students despite distance learning. “Students were incredibly resilient and I am so proud of them. Taking any course online is tough- let alone a college level class,” Ms. Navarro, a physiology and AP biology teacher, said.

Emotions run high in AP English Literature,

June 10, 2021
A CONTROVERSIAL NEW SCHOOL SCHEDULE- The data recorded from Wolfpack Times reporters shows that 58.3 percent are enjoying the new hybrid model schedule, and 41.7 percent of reporters have neutral feelings towards the new hybrid model schedule.

Students describe new school schedule as rushed

Enrique Galeana, A&E Editor
May 13, 2021
STOP POLICING WOMENS BODIES - Women cant catch a break. Not only do women get scrutinized without a clear reason, but they have to put up with random moments of harassment. No one should fear being raped or sexualized just because of their gender or the type of clothing they wear, Hailey Rios, a sophomore, said.

Policing women’s bodies is unacceptable

Enrique Galeana, A&E Editor
March 20, 2021
ME AND MY UNBROKEN HEART - Valentines Day approaches and I have no Valentine. This year Im okay with that. This year Ill put aside the bitterness and enjoy being me.

Why Valentine’s Day is Abysmal

Enrique Galeana, A&E Editor
February 14, 2021
THE SEMESTER WAS NOT TRAGIC - Students were hesitant going into the online semester, but it was not the worst experience. Adversity was present but students finished the semester and look forward to the next challenge. We survived. Exhausted and probably burned out too, but we finished this year and hopefully the next is better Diana Oliva, a senior, said.

Recapping the Semester; It wasn’t Horrible

Enrique Galeana, Arts & Entertainment Editor
December 18, 2020
LEADERSHIP HOSTS HALLOWEEN DRIVE-BY- Due to the coronavirus, people were not allowed to go treat-or-treating. However, Leadership hosted a drive-by where students passed by the school to receive a candy bag. First initial thoughts were to bring this to the community because kids cant go trick or treating. The community is stronger with the public, Ethan Roman, a sophomore, said.

Drive-bys are for Students

Enrique Galeana, Arts & Entertainment Editor
November 22, 2020
POV- You are a crewmate and you have to figure out who the imposter is. Use those detective skills to sniff out the imposter in the video game Among Us.

Game Review: Among Us

Ashley Ramirez, Reporter
October 29, 2020
LOGGING INTO CLASS- With quarantine still going on students head into a digital school year, but students are beginning to experience some struggles from online learning. Issues have come up such as login problems, zoom crashes, and even websites crashing. “Online classes can be a struggle because my internet can randomly go out and I can lose an important part of the lessons,” Paulux Carrillo, a senior, said.

Online Learning: Beneficial or Problematic?

Steven Hernandez, News Editor
October 23, 2020
THE UNITED STATES IS HURTING STUDENTS- The U.S. had a very late and poor response towards the pandemic. As a result, students are now experiencing an uncomfortable situation. Teachers move a little too fast, time management at home is difficult, and virtual learning is very different, Valerie Cervantes, a freshman said.

Losing to COVID, and Ourselves

Enrique Galeana, A&E Editor
October 14, 2020
The esports crowd from Dreamhack Masters Malmö 2017

With Sports Delayed, Esports Rise

Enrique Galeana, A&E Editor
June 4, 2020
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